X (Twitter)
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Multi-Platform Character Counter
Real-time character count and truncation preview for all 9 platforms in one tab. Stop counting in 9 different browser tabs.
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X (Twitter) tier:
LinkedIn (Post)
0/ 3,000
3,000 remaining
LinkedIn (Headline)
0/ 220
220 remaining
Reddit (Title)
0/ 300
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Reddit (Self-text)
0/ 40,000
40,000 remaining
Instagram (Caption)
0/ 2,200
2,200 remaining
Threads
0/ 500
500 remaining
Facebook (Post)
0/ 63,206
63,206 remaining
TikTok (Caption)
0/ 2,200
2,200 remaining
YouTube (Description)
0/ 5,000
5,000 remaining
Pinterest (Description)
0/ 500
500 remaining
How it works
01
Paste your post
Drop your draft into the text box. The 9 platform cards update live as you type.
02
Watch the limits
Green = within limit, yellow = close to the cap, red = over. Instagram shows you what gets truncated before the "...more" cutoff.
03
Copy and ship
Hit "Copy summary" to grab the per-platform counts in one paste — or use OneUp to publish once across all 9.
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See multi-platform publishing →FAQ
Is this really free?
Yes. The first 3 uses are anonymous; after that, sign up free with Google to keep using it. No credit card.
Does X really have different limits per tier?
Yes. Free is 280 characters. Premium ("Blue") raises it to 4,000. Premium+ goes to 25,000. Toggle the tier above the platform grid to see counts for each.
How is Instagram truncation calculated?
Instagram displays roughly the first 125 characters in the feed before the "...more" link. The full caption can be 2,200 characters. We highlight when you cross the visible threshold.
Why don't links show as 23 characters on X?
X's t.co shortener uses 23 characters per link in posts, but only when the post is sent. The counter shows raw character count so you can see your literal text length.